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Educational Programs for Engineers and Managers in Rubber Industries
EUROPE
Rubber Processing
Education Week 2014 Corporate Sponsors
10-11 November 2014
Rubber Compound Formulation Design Instructor: Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf, Germany
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program) (Advanced) Registration Fee: 1,250 €/person (1,700 US$/Person)
(Participants will receive Graf Compounder Software)
10-11 November 2014
Molding of Rubber & Rubber Mold Design Instructor: Van Walworth, USA
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 900 €/person (1, 220 US$/person) (Participants will receive “Rubber Molding Principles” Book)
12 November 2014
Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing Invited Speakers
(9am to 5pm) (Conference)
Registration Fee: 750 €/person(1,020 US$) (Participants will receive “Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing” Book)
13-14 November 2014
Rubber Rheology Instructor: Henri Burhin, Belgium
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 800 €/person (1,090 US$/Person)
13 November 2014
Design of Experiments in Rubber Compound
and Process Development Instructor: Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf, Germany
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 500 €/person (680 US$/Person)
14 November 2014
Injection Cold Runner Blocks for Rubber Injection Instructor: Van Walworth, USA
(9am to 12pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 400 €/person (545 US$/person)
14 November 2014
Mold Fouling: Reasons and How to Fix Instructor: Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf, Germany
(2pm to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 400 €/person (545 US$/person)
10-14 November 2014 Frankfurt a.M., Germany
Mövenpick Hotel Frankfurt City
Organized by Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf TechnoBiz USA Inc.
Who should join? • Engineers / Technical Managers
• R & D Personnel
• Quality Control & Assessors
• Factory Managers
• Technical Service Team
10-11 NOVEMBER 2014
Rubber Compound Formulation Design Instructor: Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf, Germany
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program) (Advanced)
Registration Fee: 1,250 €/person (1,700 US$/Person)
(Participants will receive Graf Compounder Software) • Rubber Compounding Principles
• Formulation (Recipe) Development
• Review of Rubbers used in Compounding
• Function of Additives in Rubber Compounding
• Recipe Development Methods
• Practical Excercises on Various Compound Formulation
• Exercise on Compound Cost Reduction – Value Analysis of Compounds
and their Processing
• Rubber Compounding Process - Forum
10-11 NOVEMBER 2014
Molding of Rubber & Rubber Mold Design Instructor: Van Walworth, USA
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 900 €/person (1, 220 US$/person)
(Participants will receive “Rubber Molding Principles” Book)
• Principles of Rubber Material& Behavior During Molding
• Principles of Molding Methods (Compression / Transfer/Hybrid Transfer /
Injection )
• Principles of Molding Equipment
• Principles of Mold Construction
• Compression Mold Design
• Transfer Mold Design & Workshop
• Hybrid Transfer Molding
• Injection Mold Design
• Runner Design Techniques
• How Runners and Cavities Fill
• Cross-Section Designs
• Laminar Flow Ratio
• Vanturi Runner Feature
• Flashless Molding
• Wasteless Molding
• Operator Assist Techniques
• Prototype Molding Techniques
• Principles of Rubber to Metal Bonding and/or Over-Molding
• Mold Release & Mold Maintenance
• Rubber Product Performance& Tolerances
• Troubleshooting
12 NOVEMBER 2014
Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing Invited Speakers
(9am to 5pm) (Conference)
Registration Fee: 750 €/person (Participants will receive “Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing” Book)
• Holistic Approach to Cost Savings in the Rubber Industry (Armin Niehaus)
• Computer Automation System to Reduce Processing Cost (Axel Potthoff)
• Cost Improvement Potentials in Tyre Manufacturing Mixing Plant (Gerard
Nijaman)
• Specialty Silica for Processing Improvement and Reduction of Mixing
Energy (Gerd Schmaucks)
• Injection Molding Machines: Contribution to Cost Reduction (Peter Steinl)
• Process Cost Reduction in Rubber Injection Molding (Hans-Joachim Graf)
• Understanding Complex Inter-Relationships of Rubber Processing
Parameters (Van Walworth)
• Cost Reduction in the Rubber Mixing Room (Andreas Limper)
• Technical Discussion: Cost Savings in Rubber Processing - Real Challenges
13-14 NOVEMBER 2014
Rubber Rheology Instructor: Henri Burhin, Belgium
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 800 €/person (1,090 US$/Person
• General Concept of Material Properties
• Polymer Description and Rheological Properties
• Shear type Testing
• Dynamic Mechanical Analysis
• Effect of Processing/Measurement Conditions on Rheological Properties
• Effect of Material Characteristics on Polymer and Compound Rheology
• Effect of Strain on Rubbers and Compound Rheology
• Special Applications
• Nonlinear Visco-Elasticity
• Good Testing Practices
13 NOVEMBER 2014
Design of Experiments in Rubber Compound and
Process Development Instructor: Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf, Germany
(9am to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 500 €/person (680 US$/Person) • Short Introduction to Practical Use of DoE
• Case Studies on Compounding,
• Processing like Extrusion, Injection Molding,
• Rubber Metal Adhesion and
• Thermoplastic Processing
• DoE Program demonstration
14 NOVEMBER 2014
Injection Cold Runner Blocks for Rubber Injection Instructor: Van Walworth, USA
(9am to 12pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 400 €/person (545 US$/person) • Cost Justifications for Using Cold Runner Blocks
• General Construction Designs for Cold Runner Blocks
• Basic Solid Cold Runner Block Design Details
• Basic Split Cold Runner Block Design Details
• Care and Maintenance Of Cold Runner Blocks
• Process Troubleshooting Cold Runner Blocks
14 NOVEMBER 2014
Mold Fouling: Reasons and How to Fix Instructor: Dr. Hans-Joachim Graf, Germany
(2pm to 5pm) (Training Program)
Registration Fee: 400 €/person (545 US$/person) • Organic Ingredients and Chemistry causing Mold Fouling
• Structure of Fillers and Plate out in Molding
• Solubility of Ingredients and It Effect on Mold Fouling
• End Groups of Polymers Regarding Mold Fouling
• Process Conditions Supporting Mold Fouling
• · Checklist of Ingredients to Avoid Mold Fouling
INSTRUCTORS
HENRI BURHIN: Mr. Henri G. Burhin is presently retired from Alpha Technologies (former Monsanto Instrument and Equipment). His previous
responsibility was application research for the Monsanto Rubber Chemical group. His area of expertise is Polymer testing with
elastic property measurements. This includes both plastics and rubber whether as pure materials or fully compounded. In his career in
Monsanto/Alpha Technologies/Dynisco, he technically supported the sales organization with special emphasis on rheological too
customers such as the major tire manufacturers or polyolefin multinational suppliers. He also participated in the latest deve
RPA2000 instrument towards higher productivity, sensitivity, accuracy and novelty. He acquired a wide expe
also quoted as “FT-Rheology”. He has been working in close collaboration with the UCL (Université Catholique de Louvain) Belgium in the
polymer department for seven years working on thermoplastics, composites and Pre
and has been speaker at several international conferences around the world. He has been Application Specialist for all Alpha
POLYTEST for Europe/Africa, Asia and Indian sub-continent area. He is graduated in chemistry.
VAN WALWORTH: Van Walworth is a product design and development specialist. A primary application of his skills is focused on products
related to the rubber, plastic, & pipe industries. In many circles he is known as “The Ideaguy or as The Rubber Whisperer”. His career spans over
thirty five years practicing product R&D, tool & equipment design, process establishment & improvement, troubleshooting, prob
project management, and spontaneous creativity. Walworth has been a full
time consulting, Walworth held corporate positions with several companies including, Parker
Company, and Thunderline Corp., Reeves Rubber and American Cast Iron Pipe Company. To date, nine product patents have been i
on his work, with over a dozen additional patents currently pending. Walworth is an international
published works. He has conducted seminars and conferences for professionals and technical training in the USA, Thailand, Ma
Germany, Italy, India, Sri Lanka, and Canada. In addition to running a priva
active technical speaker for both college and post-graduate level instruction as well as at both professional industry and in
Walworth holds a BS degree in Mechanical Engineering Drafting and Design from the University of Alabama.
DR. HANS-JOACHIM GRAF: Hans-Joachim Graf has over thirty years experience in the rubber industry. He was first with manufacturing
companies for pharmaceutical and technical rubber parts. He then jo
shoe machines responsible for process development, followed by RheinChemie as senior manager of material developments for rub
After Cooperstandard Automotive (CAN), division of profile extrusion, as a director of materials he is today with WOCO (GE), a manufacturer of
injection molded parts in charge for material development and process design. Mr. Graf has authored over 60 publications and
presentations and invented more than 15 patents. He has given a rubber technology course for graduates at University of Waterloo and is
teaching courses in recipe design and industrial bonding at University of Hannover (GE) continuing education department. He i
American Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellchaft and Deutsche Kautschuk Gesellschaft. He received his diploma degree from
University of Mainz and his doctorate in polymer chemistry from University of Freiburg, both Germany.
Conference 2012) he was awarded with the Erich-Konrad Medal of the DKG (German Rubber Society).
HOTEL- Mövenpick Hotel Frankfurt City Address: Den Haager Strasse 5 | 60327 Frankfurt am Main | Germany
Tel: +49 69 788 075 0 |
www.moevenpick
Accommodation
Special Rates for Delegates: 150
(Please refer “Europe Rubber Week” to make booking.)
“Corporate Sponsorship” Opportunity: 1500 • Insertion of company logo as “Corporate Sponsor” on the backdrop
• Insertion of company brochure in the document bag
• 10% discount on the registration fee for delegates nominated
• Insertion of logo in electronic brochure (PDF format)
• 1-complimentary ticket for “Cost Reduction “ Conference on 12 Nov ‘14
• Insertion of company logo on handout cover page of each seminar
Publications for Rubber Industries by TechnoBiz• Rubber Molding Principles
• Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing
• Rubber Molding Process Troubleshooting Charts
is presently retired from Alpha Technologies (former Monsanto Instrument and Equipment). His previous
responsibility was application research for the Monsanto Rubber Chemical group. His area of expertise is Polymer testing with emphasis on visco
roperty measurements. This includes both plastics and rubber whether as pure materials or fully compounded. In his career in
Monsanto/Alpha Technologies/Dynisco, he technically supported the sales organization with special emphasis on rheological tools at
customers such as the major tire manufacturers or polyolefin multinational suppliers. He also participated in the latest development on the
RPA2000 instrument towards higher productivity, sensitivity, accuracy and novelty. He acquired a wide experienced in non-linear viscoelasticity,
Rheology”. He has been working in close collaboration with the UCL (Université Catholique de Louvain) Belgium in the
polymer department for seven years working on thermoplastics, composites and Pre-Preg and Nano fillers. He holds 2 patents and several papers
and has been speaker at several international conferences around the world. He has been Application Specialist for all Alpha Technologies product range and Dynisco
continent area. He is graduated in chemistry.
Van Walworth is a product design and development specialist. A primary application of his skills is focused on products
pipe industries. In many circles he is known as “The Ideaguy or as The Rubber Whisperer”. His career spans over
thirty five years practicing product R&D, tool & equipment design, process establishment & improvement, troubleshooting, problem solving,
ject management, and spontaneous creativity. Walworth has been a full-time consultant for the past eleven years. Prior to commencing full
time consulting, Walworth held corporate positions with several companies including, Parker-Hannifin, Wynn’s Precision, Ashtabula Rubber
Company, and Thunderline Corp., Reeves Rubber and American Cast Iron Pipe Company. To date, nine product patents have been issued based
on his work, with over a dozen additional patents currently pending. Walworth is an internationally recognized technical educator with
published works. He has conducted seminars and conferences for professionals and technical training in the USA, Thailand, Malaysia, France,
Germany, Italy, India, Sri Lanka, and Canada. In addition to running a private product design and development prototype shop, Walworth is an
graduate level instruction as well as at both professional industry and in-plant venues.
ng Drafting and Design from the University of Alabama.
Joachim Graf has over thirty years experience in the rubber industry. He was first with manufacturing
companies for pharmaceutical and technical rubber parts. He then joined DESMA a manufacturer of Rubber Injection molding and polyurethane
shoe machines responsible for process development, followed by RheinChemie as senior manager of material developments for rubber industry.
n of profile extrusion, as a director of materials he is today with WOCO (GE), a manufacturer of
injection molded parts in charge for material development and process design. Mr. Graf has authored over 60 publications and
ore than 15 patents. He has given a rubber technology course for graduates at University of Waterloo and is
teaching courses in recipe design and industrial bonding at University of Hannover (GE) continuing education department. He is a member of the
can Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellchaft and Deutsche Kautschuk Gesellschaft. He received his diploma degree from
University of Mainz and his doctorate in polymer chemistry from University of Freiburg, both Germany. During DKT'12 (German Rubber
Konrad Medal of the DKG (German Rubber Society).
Mövenpick Hotel Frankfurt City Den Haager Strasse 5 | 60327 Frankfurt am Main | Germany
Tel: +49 69 788 075 0 | Email: [email protected] www.moevenpick-hotels.com/FrankfurtCity
Special Rates for Delegates: 150 €/night (includes taxes, BF)
(Please refer “Europe Rubber Week” to make booking.)
1500 € (2000 US$) Insertion of company logo as “Corporate Sponsor” on the backdrop
Insertion of company brochure in the document bag
10% discount on the registration fee for delegates nominated
Insertion of logo in electronic brochure (PDF format)
icket for “Cost Reduction “ Conference on 12 Nov ‘14
Insertion of company logo on handout cover page of each seminar
Publications for Rubber Industries by TechnoBiz
Process Troubleshooting Charts Set
is presently retired from Alpha Technologies (former Monsanto Instrument and Equipment). His previous
emphasis on visco-
roperty measurements. This includes both plastics and rubber whether as pure materials or fully compounded. In his career in
ls at demanding
lopment on the
linear viscoelasticity,
Rheology”. He has been working in close collaboration with the UCL (Université Catholique de Louvain) Belgium in the
Preg and Nano fillers. He holds 2 patents and several papers
Technologies product range and Dynisco
Van Walworth is a product design and development specialist. A primary application of his skills is focused on products
pipe industries. In many circles he is known as “The Ideaguy or as The Rubber Whisperer”. His career spans over
lem solving,
time consultant for the past eleven years. Prior to commencing full
on, Ashtabula Rubber
ssued based
ly recognized technical educator with
laysia, France,
te product design and development prototype shop, Walworth is an
plant venues.
Joachim Graf has over thirty years experience in the rubber industry. He was first with manufacturing
ined DESMA a manufacturer of Rubber Injection molding and polyurethane
ber industry.
n of profile extrusion, as a director of materials he is today with WOCO (GE), a manufacturer of
injection molded parts in charge for material development and process design. Mr. Graf has authored over 60 publications and paper
ore than 15 patents. He has given a rubber technology course for graduates at University of Waterloo and is
s a member of the
can Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellchaft and Deutsche Kautschuk Gesellschaft. He received his diploma degree from
During DKT'12 (German Rubber
REGISTRATION FORM – EUROPE RUBBER PROCESSING EDUCATION WEEK 2014
10-14 November 2014, Frankfurt, Germany
PROGRAM NAME Fee/Person Date Schedule � Rubber Compound Formulation Design 1250 € (1700 US$) 10-11 Nov 2014 9am to 5pm
� Molding of Rubber & Rubber Mold Design 900 € (1220 US$) 10-11 Nov 2014 9am to 5pm
� Cost Reduction in Rubber Processing 750 € (1020 US$) 12 Nov 2014 9am to 5pm
� Rubber Rheology 800 € (1090 US$) 13-14 Nov 2014 9am to 5pm
� Design of Experiments in Compound & Process Development 500 € (680 US$) 13 Nov 2014 9am to 5pm
� Injection Cold Runner Blocks for Rubber Injection 400 € (545 US$) 14 Nov 2014 9am to 12pm
� Mold Fouling: Reasons and How to Fix 400 € (545 US$) 14 Nov 2014 2pm to 5pm
Early Bird Registration
• 15% discount on registration fee, if register before 15 August 2014
• 10% discount on registration fee, if register before 15 Sept 2014
• 5% discount on registration fee, if register before 30 Sept 2014
Group Registration
• If 3 or more than 3 delegates from the same company registers same program, 10% discount on registration fee will be offered
���� CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP: 1500 € (2,000 US$)
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